Oil prices heading for third week of losses as OPEC struggles to clear global surplus
Global oil prices are seen to be heading for a third consecutive week of losses as rising supplies from the US and Nigeria may
Nigeria’s refineries need $1.2bn for repairs- Minister
Nigeria’s three refineries in Port Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna require about 1.2 billion dollars to repair, bringing them up to
Bullish sentiments persist as oil & gas, food, banking stocks extend gains at Nigerian bourse
The Nigerian equities market extended gains at the end of trade Thursday, June 8, 2017, with the bourse’s All Share Index (ASI) rising
Agric, transport, creative sectors push Nigeria’s labour productivity to 9.8% in Q4 2016
Nigeria’s labour productivity rose 9.8 percent as at end Q4, 2016 , the second highest level since Q1, 2015, according to the National
Oil prices trim losses despite concerns over rising output from Nigeria
Oil prices pared losses on Thursday, having hit one-month lows earlier in the day after unexpected surge in U.S. inventories and the
Global food import bill set to rise above $1.3 trn in 2017
Total global food import bill is set to rise this year, following a jump in food prices in the month of May, after three prior months
Nigeria taps $300m Diaspora bond to finance deficit
*Plans international road show next week The Debt Management Office (DMO) has announced that it would start an international road show
Small power investors get NERC’s nod to produce, distribute electricity to consumers
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has given the nod to small power investors to participate in the mini grid
Nigeria falls behind Egypt in foreign reserves, first time in six years
Egypt’s foreign-exchange reserves have overtaken Nigeria’s for the first time since 2011. The North African country, which floated the
Nigeria’s bond market remains muted as CBN sells N18bn OMO bills
The Nigerian bond market remained largely muted Wednesday with modest buying interest on select maturities as against growing demand